Here is the weekly Activities Schedule. All times and dates are subject to change. Stay up to date by checking in with the school calendar at www.valleyheights.org .
Join us tonight for an Elementary PTO meeting at 5:30 at the Blue Rapids Grade School. All are welcome!
Valley Heights Jr HighA team plaid well in a quad at home this morning!
Scores were:
VH v Frankfort 25-15 $ 25-14
VH v Blue Valley 25-13 & 25-17
VH v Marysville 24-26 & 21-25
Go mustangs!!!
Final Score: Valley Heights- 33 Doniphan West- 14
End of the 3rd
Valley Heights- 26
Doniphan West- 6
Halftime score:
Valley Heights- 20
Doniphan West- 6
At the end of the 1st quarter we are tied, 6-6.
JH Volleyball will be playing in a Quad at Valley Heights tomorrow. Games begin at 9 am. Good luck, ladies!
Check out this week's Keeping Up With the Mustangs! https://youtu.be/bOToF57Zaek
And don't forget to tune into tonight's football game at Doniphan West! https://youtube.com/live/VL46CCZjFSM
Emma Warders was able to place herself at the top of the TOP 10 fastest girls to run a 5k at Valley Heights. To accomplish this feat she ran a blistering time of 22:33. The previous record was held by Abby Lister who ran a 22:36 at Centralia in 2017.
The JV Football game against D-West will not be played on Monday. That game is being moved to October 13th. It will still be played at VHHS.
Valley Heights football is on the road against D-West! Good luck to the Mustangs wearing purple! You can stream the game with Mr. Ehrlich on the broadcast, using this link, https://www.youtube.com/live/VL46CCZjFSM
JH Volleyball had a great day!
A team 25-9, 25-23
B team 25-7, 25-15
C team 7-15, 15-12
JH football is victorious vs Dwest. Score: 44-12.
Mrs. Reinecke's class enjoyed working on their science experiment to learn about weathering and erosion. Students were able to see how rocks at the top of the mountain change as they roll to the bottom due to either ice or root wedging using sugar cubes!
Kayleigh and Zalania helped Mrs. Wetter clean up after breakfast earning them VHS tickets. Awesome job ladies!
Mrs. Meadows' class is exploring the process of weathering, including root-wedging and ice-wedging. Students used sugar cubes as a model for rocks and experimented to understand the process of weathering. This experiment demonstrated why rocks at the tops of mountains are typically jagged, while those at the base are often rounded.
Tomorrow is gameday for the High School Football Team. Catch the game live at 7PM on YouTube!
https://youtube.com/live/VL46CCZjFSM
